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Hutt News, Volume XII, Issue 22, 17 November 1948, Page 2

3 flrince €bfomrb tTfjeatre £ WOBURN Direction: KERRIDUE-ODEON TEL. 53-844 7.45 EVERY EVENING MATINEE SATURDAY at 2 p.m. Special Bus to Waiwhetu every evening after the Performance THURSDAY and FRIDAY—DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Jnr. THE EXILE Witli Maria Montez Nigel Bruce All the splendour and excitement, of Adventure’s Holden Age— He lived as he loved . . . Dangerously! ' And VACATION IN RENO JACK HALEY ANNE JEFFREYS WALLY BROWN The most hectic and hilarious comedy ever! Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition SATURDAY and MONDAY—MIRACLE ON 34th STREET i Starring MAUREEN O’HARA—JOHN PAYNE—EDMUND GWENN A' Family Picture with a Santa Claus story very near to the heart. Everyone will thoroughly enjoy it : (Approved for Universal Exhibuion) .. i : '.. : mm ■ CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME—MATINEE Saturday, 2 p.m. CHARLES STARRETT in “THUNDERING FRONTIER’’ Serials “King of the Boyal Mounted” and “Lost City of the Jungle" Cartoon, Puppetoon and Interest TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY— Remember “Quiet Week-End” Well hire’s another sparkling British Comedy 29th ACACIA AVENUE With Britain’s laughter cast GORDON HARKER CARLA LEHMAN JIMMY HANLEY BETTY BALFOUR Recommended by Censor for Adults

ENTRIES CLOSE THIS WEEK FOR HUTT VALLEY AMATEUR GARDENS COMPETITION • ' SO DO THIS NOW Fill in the attached Entry Form and leave it with 2/6 Entry Foe at any. Seed Shops or Hardware Store— CASH PRIZES FOR EACH CLASS—--Ist PRIZE .. £lO/10/0 : . ; 2nd PRIZE .. £5/5/0 3rd PRIZE .. £2/2/0 Pins numerous donated Trophies •Name... * Address ehter my C4arden for— CLASS A. Resident of Government House CLASS B. Resident of Privately Owned House Strike out which Class not applicable , I have been occupying my house for * 1/agree to accept-the Judge’s decision as final and binding. Date , 1048 Signature ANOTHER GREAT SALE. OF BRAND NEW FURNITURE GLORIOUS OPPORTUNITY FOR HOME FURNISHERS ' FRIDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, 1948, at 11.30 a.m. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE & CO. have been instructed to sell, at their rooms, Brandon Street, on the above date, another outstanding consignment of well built and brand new furniture. Included are modern and well sprung Beverley Ascot and Lawrence chesterfield, suites’in green moquette, Royal Chesterfield suite in rust Genoa Velvet, fluted arm suite in floral moquette, fully sprung modern suites in brown and green tapestry, medium size fireside suites, teacup pattern suite, 6 box- ottermans—chintz, chromium suites, boudoir chairs, wing chairs in brocade and moquette, bed settees in tapestry, and bed chairs in moquette, upholstered stools, fireside chairs small and large, in moquette, genoa and tapestry, chromium dining and easy chairs, chromium stools With upholstered seats, tub chairs in genoa and moquettes, etc., etc. - This is the balance of the furniture for forced sale, which we were unable on account of lack of space to take into our rooms for the sale on October 28th last when there were many well satisfied purchasers. This is the last apportunity to acquire at bargain prices, some of this attractive furniture. Don’.t forget that this is brand new Standard Mark and not second hand furniture. Circumstances have forced the owner to sell out at ridiculously low prices and -thus present home furnishers and newly-weds with a once in a lifetime opportunity to furnish at low cost. AH the furniture is suitable for Rehabilitation furniture loans and if required terms can be arranged. On view Wednesday and Thursday, November 24th & 25th, all day. J H BETHUNE & CO- AUCTIONEERS 154 FEATHERSTON ST., Comer of Brandon St., Wellington, 0.1. Telephone: 42-064 42-065

WELLINGTON CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY Notice is hereby given that an appropriation meeting will be held in the Societies’ Office, 23 Waring Taylor Street, Wellington, C. 1., on Thursday, 25th. November, 1948 at 7.80 p.m., when apprbpfiatlorm as umler will be allotted. tc the last payment in October, 1948, and not later than Wednesday, November, 1948. There will be no appropriation meetings in December. Applications for the 20th Group are now being received. Note: Members purchasing at Auction are still entitled to their interest free loan. AGENTS: —Ainworth & Frost 203 High Street, Christchurch; A. Birkctt, Upper Hutt; G. A. Blundell, 10 Woburn Bond,' Lower Hutt; K. P. Griffiths, 118 Muritni Bond* Eastbourne; It. \V. Short & Co., 161 Jackson Street, Petone; A. ArcUs, Oxford Street, Levin; It, .1. Tylor, 13 Maxwell Road, Blenheim; JVC. Morpeth, Marine Parade, Parapnrnunm; Dundcrdale, & Gray, Masterton; G, Oliver Smart, Carterton; E. G. Cartmell, Stokes Valley. 23 Waring Taylor Street, J. L. ARCUS, WELLINGTON., Telephone 40-045. v Secretary.